“There is no active transaction. This error is usually caused by custom plug-ins that ignore errors from service calls and continue processing” is a frequent error generated while attempting to create a new record (Account or Contact in most cases).

This is a bug that you can fix by deactivating the “ActivityFeeds plugin” regarding the entity that generated the error.

First navigate to Customizations then open Sdk Message Processing Steps, select the right plugin and click deactivate

The example given here is the Contact entity. You can follow the same process if you have a similar issue with other entities.

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The newest version of Dynamics CRM aka Dynamics 365 has lots of new functionalities that we will soon post on Dynamics CRM Center Blog. Get started with a free trial to discover and enjoy this amazing version of Dynamics CRM by following this link :

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One of the key success factors of implementing a new CRM is a high user adoption rate. Otherwise, the CRM strategy and implementation may be considered as a failutre.

When administrating Dynamics CRM, you may want to measure the usage and user connection frequency. First of what you need to configure is enabling audit. Afterwards you can analyze audit logs and take the right decisions to make the CRM meet better business and users expectations (check this post for more details Easily Export Audit Logs).

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Dynamics CRM has a native amazing capability which allows every single user to use the application in his preferred language by changing personal options.

But first the available languages are just languages added to support by CRM administrator. To add new languages you should go to Settings==>Administration==>Languages then select one or many languages you want to make available for users and click Apply to enable it.

Few minutes later, you can change your user language preference by clicking on Options in the navigation bar.

Click now on the last tab “Languages” and choose another language among the languages you previously enabled. Refresh the home page and check the language change!!

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One of the most amazign features of the latest version of MS CRM is that actually you can integrate Delve into your dashboards in order to get the relevant trends and documents. If you have already used Delve with O365 pack, you would have an idea about it. If you don’t let’s say that it’s like a search engine that automatically pushes content according to what seems to be relevant for you.

To add it to a dashboard, first of all you should check these prerequisites :

Delve is available for Dynamics CRM Online 2016 only

You should have an Office365 subscription or a subscription to an online service such as SharePoint or Exchange Online